Effect of Nanobubbles in Electrolytically Generated Ozonated Water
Electrochemical ozone generation is a technology that enables in-situ ozone production from water, introducing ozone directly into the aqueous phase.
In certain systems, the design of the electrolytic cell and the hydraulic operating conditions may promote the formation of very small gas bubbles, increasing the gas–liquid contact surface and potentially improving ozone transfer into the water.
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